Early Modern Drama · Character Archetypes

ALOISIO

in The Royal Master — Shirley, James

Metadata

PlayThe Royal Master
AuthorShirley, James
Year (catalogued)1638
Decade1630s
Speech prefix(es)Aloi. | Alo.
Words157
Characters826
Typicality0.38 (cosine to cluster centroid)
TCP idA12150
ClusterCluster 15 — Devils, vices & grotesques

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Full speech

'Twas just for your own safety. And with your favour, though she be no Court Lady. She wants no confidence. We sum our Fortune's in Montaltoes smile, By whose commands we have denied the Duke Access to'th King. Can you not guess. But do you hope you are in love with your self Sir. Lets be rid on him. But you are much given to hearing, What is honour. There's fire and water. A pretty hunting dinner; but did you not Observe with what intention the Duke Shot eyes on Domitilla. They are here. New gone from us, and desires to speak with you, And is gone either to your lodging or the Dukes. His excellenct will construe it our duties. We dar not fit dispute Our Master's pleasure. You not forget my Lord Montalto would Desire to speak with him. A little Sir. Why are you so unwilling the King should see you? Undone thee how?